http://www.falklands-oil.com/

http://www.rockhopperexploration.co.uk

http://www.argosresources.com/




Rockhopper was established in 2004 with a strategy to invest in and undertake an offshore oil exploration programme in the North Falkland Basin. It was floated on AIM in August 2005. Rockhopper was the first company to make a commercial oil discovery in the Falklands. Today Rockhopper is the largest acreage holder in the North Falkland Basin, with interests in the Greater Mediterranean region.

chav - i know i'm very very stupid, but unless i'm much mistaken, nothing at all has been remotely proven in the southern basin, so how on earth can you justify that it has the potential of millions and billions and zillions of barrels any more than mars does?

There's chocolate on Mars.

kimoldfield

Your thinking of the Milkway

Had a pint with a guy who is just off to the west Falklands working for the Atmospheric Research Facility (Measuring particulates in the atmosphere for some obscure reason). Sadly he is not up to speed on the drilling program, so he won't be much use for dockside info, though he did say that anything routing through Argentina, regardless of whether it is oil related or not, is very severely delayed if it has any British connection. They are very anti-British atm.

So what other options has RKH to bypass Argentina , Chile ?

Cynic....NFB only had/has the 'potential' for Zillions of Barrels till the drillbit proves it all up. Seismic points out possible traps/reservoirs for the potential size of the 'Pot of Gold' and at some time the drillbit will probably prove it up. FOGL/BOR acreage is huge should all the pieces in the Hydrocarbon Jigsaw fall into place and Sealion has proved that it has happened in the NFB.

Looks like a few are nervous about the Ernie result this morning.

Could be any time today that we get news any thing on Expro personnel?

Very quite over the weekend marky.

RKH know how to keep a tight ship... Where is the Maersk Traveller? has it picked any thing up or is it on standby

Maersk Traveller will probably be calling into Port San Carlos to pick up the chains for the tow to Sealion imo.

There should be 16 ton of blue cargo some where either sitting in dock or on back of trawler if not i will stick in on my back and swim to the OG!!!

No sight of it around the dock and only squid on the Trawler decks so looks like a swimming job for you marky!

I am told again it is defo there and its foot prints have been matched up to fit.

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Nice pic...taken in Aberdeen?

http://www.exprogroup.com/products-services/well-testing-commissioning/well-test/

Looks to sunny for Aberdeen there again it hasent blown away so it may not be the FI.

Deep winter down there.

Its 6 c down there with a 25mph wind at moment .....not to harsh!

cynic sp slipping time to bail out?